Summary
G. Waters hosts a vibrant discussion on the latest in R&B music, showcasing a diverse playlist filled with fresh tracks and notable artists. The episode features highlights from performances at the Sugar Bar, including Dream Escape's recent show, and pays tribute to various musicians, including the late Freddie Jackson, whose funeral was recently held in Harlem. The service was attended by several friends of the show, including Melissa Morgan and Melba Moore, celebrating Jackson's contributions to the music industry.
Listeners are treated to a rich selection of songs, including "Love Language" by Mikkel White featuring Trey Jones, and "Dear Friend" by Ayana Irish featuring Talib Kweli. G. Waters emphasizes the importance of supporting local talent and maintaining a positive vibe in the music community. He also expresses gratitude to listeners for their support across platforms like Apple Podcasts and iHeartRadio.
As Halloween approaches, G. Waters reminds listeners to prioritize safety during festivities. He encourages everyone to stay focused on their goals and to embrace the journey of life, reinforcing a message of resilience and positivity. The episode concludes with a heartfelt farewell and an invitation to tune in next week for more soulful content.
Show Notes
🎧🌱 This week on Soul of the Streets, Soul Progress. Consistent Vibes. ✨💜 brings together timeless R&B, fresh talent and soulful sounds that keep the culture moving forward. Avery Wilson, Freddie Jackson, Christopher Williams and Lalah Hathaway bring the R&B excellence, while Lizzen, Ali Caldwell, Chekera, Junior Scaife and Melvin Edmonds Jr. represent the evolving sound of soul music. Plus, this week’s special guest Apollo Liberace teams up with Minus Gravity for “Smashin,” bringing another fresh dimension to the playlist. 🎶 Different generations. Fresh sounds. Consistent vibes. Tap in with Soul of the Streets, where real music, real curation and real culture connect. IG: @bpemusic | @TheHypeNYC X: @TheHypeRadioNYC
More from Soul of the Streets
🏆🔥 This week on Soul of the Streets, G Waterz presents Lock In. Straight Heat. 🔒💎 30 records bringing raw energy, street anthems, and undeniable Hip Hop heat! Featuring Busta Rhymes, D’Angelo, Meek Mill, Remy Ma, Yung Miami, French Montana, Max B, Connie Diiamond, HB Benii, and WayVee Porter. Established heavyweights meet independent artists making serious moves. 30 records. Real motion. Indie hustle. Street energy. 🎧 Lock in, turn it up, and feel the heat! IG: @bpemusic | @TheHypeNYC X: @TheHypeRadioNYC 🎙️ Powered by @BPEMusic
🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, soul singer, songwriter and pianist Junior Scaife returns for an inspiring conversation with G Waterz about personal growth, artistic evolution, and the healing power of music. They discuss his singles “Nobody Gets My Love” and “Too Much Too Soon,” the influence of legendary Valerie Simpson, his creative connection with Kim Nicole, and an unexpected opportunity involving Jennifer Holliday. Junior also reflects on an unforgettable encounter near NYC’s legendary Sugar Bar, his upcoming October 25 performance, and why singing remains his greatest medicine through life’s challenges. This interview is about resilience, authenticity, self discovery, and staying true to your purpose. 🎧 Tap in with Soul of the Streets, where real conversations meet real music. Follow us on IG: @bpemusic | @TheHypeNYC X: @TheHypeRadioNYC
🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, Soul Shinin. Soul Spirited. ✨🎶 celebrates the brilliance, passion and timeless beauty of R&B, where legendary voices meet today’s rising talent. From unforgettable classics to fresh soulful sounds, this playlist brings together the music that moves the heart, uplifts the spirit and keeps the culture alive. Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, Stephanie Mills, Freddie Jackson and Melba Moore deliver legendary R&B excellence, while Lalah Hathaway, Junior Scaife, Davie, Chekera and Lizzen bring their own distinctive voices, creativity and soul to the musical landscape. 🎤 Special spotlight on Junior Scaife, whose records “Too Much Too Soon” and “Nobody Gets My Love” are featured in this week’s playlist. Stay tuned as Junior joins Soul of the Streets next week for an exclusive conversation about his music, artistry and journey. 🎧 Tap in. Soul Shinin. Soul Spirited. ✨🎶 Follow us on IG: @bpemusic | @TheHypeNYC X: @TheHypeRadioNYC Real music. Real curation. Real culture.
🎧🔥 This week on Soul of the Streets, Culture Unmatched. Motion Unwavering. brings together Hip Hop heavyweights and rising voices pushing the culture forward with undeniable energy, originality and street credibility. Busta Rhymes connects with D’Angelo on “This Woman,” while Meek Mill delivers “Nightmares To Dreams.” French Montana and Max B bring that New York energy on “Don In My City Pt. 2,” and Remy Ma joins Millyz for “Say Yea.” The next generation keeps the momentum moving. Connie Diiamond commands attention with “Big Dawg,” HB Benii brings the heat on “Super Freak,” WayVee Porter unites his crew for “Two Step,” and Really Jae Won makes his presence felt with “Trendsetter.” 🎧 Culture Unmatched. Motion Unwavering. Different generations. Different sounds. One culture. No slowing down. Tap in with Soul of the Streets, where real music, real curation and real culture connect. IG: @bpemusic | @TheHypeNYC X: @TheHypeRadioNYC
🎙️ This week on Soul of the Streets, Chekera joins G Waterz for a powerful conversation about faith, purpose, perseverance and trusting the journey even when the path doesn’t unfold the way you expected. The singer and songwriter reflects on making the Top 50 on American Idol, what that experience taught her and how she continued moving forward in music. Chekera also opens up about her faith, family, the influence of Miss T’s Music Factory and remaining grounded while pursuing her calling. This interview is about believing in your gift, understanding your purpose and never allowing one moment to define the rest of your story. 🎧 Tap in with Episode 100 of Soul of the Streets, where real conversations meet real music. Follow us on IG: @bpemusic | @thehypenyc X: @TheHypeRadioNYC